The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1887-07-01
THE NEWS OF TIE WEEK
Condensed for the Convenience
of the Reader.
Accidents and Incidents of the
Past Few Days.
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS,

The Harvard annex conferred the de-
gree of A. b. upon five lady graduates.
Rumors are current at Vienna that
King Milan of Servia is about to alb
dicate.
Andy Tolliyer, who was wounded in
the Moorhead, Ky, fight last week,
died OF his injuries yesterday.
Tenbroeck, the famous thorough
bred horse,i dead. His owner refused
100000 for him few days ago.
David Armstrong, of Jackson, Ohio,
has been appointed receiver of the FL
deity National bank Of Cincinnati.
The Drummer's convention at st.
Louis has voted an annual salary of
$1,000 to the president of their asso-
citation.
| 1t is now said that 800 persons were
drowned by the ferry accident at Paks,
on the Danube. Over 200 bodies have
been recovered.
The London Times says the pope
sends the mission to Ireland because
he is dissatisfied with the attitude of
the Irish bishops.
Charles Muller, an electric light en-
gineer, was instantly killed last even
ing by allowing his hand to come in
contact with live" wire.
| Mr.. McLane, the United States min
lister to France, had all interview with
| foreign minister Flourens Yesterday
with reference ~ the t>s!liere affair.
| Mrs. James Brown Potter is delight
ing London people with her theatrical
| performances. She shows marked
signs of improvement over previous
forts.
Gross frauds in the burial of paupers
have been discovered at Indianapolis.
One of the oldest and most respectable
firms OF undertakers in the city is in
yolved.
The navy department will probably
adopt the designs OF the bureau vi
construction for the new war vessels,
none of the competitive designs being
satisfactory.
John Hook, aged 25, who shot and
dangerously wounded Mrs. Joseph
Boilean OF Denmark, Lewis county,
N. y, has been arrested and lodged III
jail at Lowville.
Frank Hopper, aged about "a years,
| VINO is wanted in Cincinnati for forg-
cry, has been arrested in Toronto. He
is said to have defrauaed his employer.
a brewer, of a large sum of money.
The Indianapolis aldermen have
authorized the construction Of cable
street car lines, and work will be COM
menced at once. This action was
brought about by the recent drivers
strike.
Captain Boland, of the schooner i.
p. Beals, dropped dead on the deck
while his vessel was crossing Lake ST.
Clair yesterday. Captain Bolan:l was
a well Known vessel master and re-
sided in Buffalo.
John Dwyer, a resident Of Pittstcn
aged 20, attempted TO jump on a NOV
ing freight train Oh the Delaware,
Lackawanna Western railroad. lat
instantly killed.
| At the commencement exercises If
the Sandy Greek academy i'll O3ne.,
county, the lady graduates wore c..;t,
gowns. The board of trustees 1t II
meeting approved the Innovation and
| favored its coMtinuance.
Bernard ID. Stavitsky, a L.su..y;:ir,
clothier, committed suicide by sheet
ing himself in tile hear; this lne!.l.l,s,.
Mental depression. i'll health. d qunrrt!
\
coming rent We're t'l, causes.
IIeinric Docii"srch, the murderer of
Franz Mundel in Chicago Sunday night
has been captured at Elgin. Ill, after
a long chase. lie made . full confess
sion. He was placed III Jail and during
the night hung llimsel., being to.Ld
dead this morning.
1t is reported that an eastern syndi-
cate has bought the ".Jnmbo" gas well
at Paramount. near Wabash. Ind, and
tant The well is the largest in the
state, having daily capacity of almost
100000 cubic feet.
The thermometer at Richmond. Va,
reached 96o yesterday afternoon, hut d
heavy rain storm sentit down to 7U9 at
midnight. During the storm, light
ming Shattered several electric light
poles, and large portion OF the city
was left in darkness.
j. L. Bailey of Philadelphia. and ex-
Senator Patterson of North Carolina,
now Of Pennsylvania, have bought the
Bloomington and Normal street rail
way plant, at Bloomington Illinois for
S155.NOO. The line was sold to Il phil-
delphia syndicate six weeks ago for
$4,000
A tramp named John Gallager has
brought suit in Nebraska. against the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy rail
road company for $4,000 for failing to
sustain charges brought against him
of attempted train wrecking, on ac-
count Of which charges he laid in Jail
six months.
The three suspected train robbers
arrested in Lavaca county, Texas,
have been taken to Flatonia for identi-
fcation. The Wclls-Fargo company
has offered 81 900 reward for the cap
ture and conviction of each of the
robbers. Gov. Ross also offe1s a re-
ward Of $500. the Southern Pacific
Railway company offers $3.50. and the
United States government $500. maxi
ing total Of $3.50 tor the capture
and conviction of each Of the twelve
train robbers. IT is thought these
large rewards will induce some friend
of the gang to make known their
whereabouts.
An Indignant Community.